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IN TIE MOUNTAINS.
West Virginia Central Kond Being Pushed.
III Affairs at Davis, ", Va. PVT 4

West Virginia Central Rond being Pushed.
Affairs at Davis, ". Va. ~,
Correspondence Of the 1attiiiocnetr. IS.
DAVIS, w. VA, July Work on the
Cheat river extension Of the West Viz
ginia Central is progressing rapidly. Two
corps OF engineers arc at work, and the
company have grading foscs under Dan
Gillespy. Ons contract has been lot at
Cheat river and the engineers are down
there now preparing for the graders.
Twenty-Five miles Of the road will be
completed this season. The extension
promises to be one Of much Importance,
It taps wealth OF coal that ia thought to
be excellent coking coal, and makes &C.
cessib!e vast region Of timber. Seven
trial coke ovens are now burning, and lift
proves a success from two to three hum
drsd ovens will be built Immediately, h..
b Freight and passenger traffic have more
than doubled this scanon. An extra freight
train is on most Of the time and an extra
coach on the passenger. The Sunday e1-
cursions are generally crowded. AS soon
as tho disputed track on the Cookery
farm. between Piedmont and Cumber.
land, can be relsid two more trains are to
DO put on. "a. Z /. n 4 +. h
Fayerweather. l. Ladew, arc roceiyinc
daily from ten to fourteen cars OF bark
They have doubled their. dry house ca.
pacity, and arc putting in smother yard
and six occurring tables. They are run.
ming c large fofce day and night, and
shipping from four to ak carloads OF
leather monthly. ~. n
| 1As lumber point tho road ia FAST gain.
ing a good standing. The apruce and
bard wood 10 demanding the attention OF
the markets east and west. The mills
along the entire line ere doing thriving
BUSINESS, and that dcservedly too as thew
are manufacturing good stock. The Rum.
barger Lumber Company Last u month
shipped eeverty-two cara. In saving this
epruce tho idea hI1 been held that moth.
ing butSa heavy seven and eight gauge
saw could be made to do the work rjpht
W. A. Grinard at the band mill here has
upset that idea. Ho hos succeeded + in
putting tooth on the band aaw that cula
this spruce to perfection and has d kerr
Of FOL an. inch in place Of o heavy !, and
lit Is almost equal to surfaced stock. 5
On the 9Th inst, the library and reading
room formed an organization to DO known
60 the Halle D. Elkins Library. Officers
elecsnrc: President, W . r.. Wilson ;Svico
President, William K. Chase !; Secretary,
A. ~. Myer Treasurer, Ulrich Lashley;
Board OF Managers, H. j. Wagner, Dr..
Joknaton, r; II E., Wilson. Among the
books and periodicals. already hore is
Blaine's Twenty Years in Congress, y in
handsome morocco, with his autograph on
the fly leaf. y Among the several papers on
flo Is the Philadelphia Daily Pres. iS1t1,5s3gi
81 The room was fitted up at the expense I,rust,
OF H. g. Davis. The deed Is good one
and we'll worthy OF the liberal donors and
Is fully appreciated by our townspeople,
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I Tho Quality aud Quantity of Immigration.
Mr.. Powderly follows up his admirable
Fourth Of July Hpesch with an equally ad-
mirable letter on tho same subject. He
4 objects to flooding the country with more
4 newcomers than We need, and he is not
4 in favor OF letting in those who cannot
take care Of themselves and must be sup.
ported by those who work and earn. li3
f Mr.. Powdorly is shrewd enough to know
7 that the politicians are in the habit Of look
ing before they leap, and he is equally
4 shrewd enough to know that they cannot
avoid taking up q question Of which the
people aro taking hold With firm grip.
Men who came TO this country 10 better
their condition. equally with those born
here, arc raising their voices against load
B Ing upon their Industry the surplus popu.
$lation Of Europe. When their united
voice becomes stronger, as 1t will, there
need DO no fear Of the politicians; they
will como TO time or DO run over. * itt8
This country ia big enough for millions
more; but we do not want the half Of all
the rest Of mankind dumped on Us in one
wear, and there arc some whom We do not
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A Young woman of Chicago took her
lie, leaving behind a letter to her physi.
clan in which she told a pitlul story and
called God 10 witness the truth Of It. She
hal live,, az a villa with a man 10 whom
~ - .,.;oa tl,a,.h =, ~
quo nos no' An"t,t'u' .t,ouan no LAY
promised 10 marry her. I "as MS "aie
in every respect, she said. HE, left me
with nv babs In nv asns. and OF the
t,a,t,o.t : rooe;rod coon,ot ur;,o onIr,
.,:'''t .e'i'eo eaA-'' "'4,o' on''
lnls-neVef aio" any ONO 10 say was q
bad woman. committed an uupardon-
able sin in living with him-not being
,..s.;od ~. a1,a.,aJ so,,o d. - ~
i1 : eApe''ou ''tno uA5 - NC! oe
his vile" u, e
The man left her, and abe "tried to live
a cood ,rro xomon,n I'm. she vas uweak
50 So .a~s -; ~. 80:
ana nervous anu altet t struggling III vain
iu4ly ueclueo II III oess " us: 1hefe
was no Aaho ssfe'cNeu ous 70 Aef' one
hAa oifsFaccu nef i"inay' hao no money
Anu lne .otio was 'oo ou1S WIN l.s o" N
anslts 10 listen 10 .ne 'nloo Oh hef oiea l':
ing heas1. ner le'1ei 10 hef pnyslcian
concludes ' WIN as soachlns an appeal Tor
chafisS 10 het 4 memory as ever lell IRON
human ups: y
20 70 meet my 9oa' ioVing TINS man
mno n41 ,h hoa - bo, az A cE;aS aed
begged oi him to help me- TO- Tvs. to moi
drag me down, but sill in vain. He may
live TO bring dlsaonor to others. But l
ray u1 E,sn. az b ~ ~. s urv @ 1ttr
hands. @, how I have struggled to i've.
blu. go to NEE. my God. ia
Farewell, dear friend, l can leave no
this ~ os' nsye haSS "am,a on
Judge me herehly. Pity nv Gin and bury
me beside my baby. s
a long farewell forever lFt'''E God grant me
fA'eA Az ' iA'5 ''1' s,,,p,pv croyn h
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Ghe lmtelliiQe|tnf1.
.wAsgLIsa. W. VA, JULY 0, 1887.
tho rre.la.n. Of tho United states.

The President OF the United States Ia
not enveloped 10 the "divinity that doth
hedge q King" Our theory Is, that he Is
man like the rest Of his countrymen,
differing from them only in the fact that
they have called him to the highest Office
within their gift and for certain term
conferred In his person for national pur.
posea the executive sovereignty Of oil the
citizens OF the Republic.
Bu. this difference and this representa-.
two capacity have always, except in two
cases OF assassination, been enough to
guard the President from personal insult
and violence. It has been the law Of
common consent and Of common decency,
no less binding because unwritten, that In
all plscea and under all circumstances
the person OF the President is to be held
sacred. Wherever he appears be is to be
treated with respect, however co!dly be
may be received.
From Warrington Gown " mas peen
recognized that tho high oihce gives the
man n claim upon the consideration Of hil
countrymen, and tia. an afront to the
incumbent 10 an insult to the office. Thif
unwrittcn law rests on the sense Of Bel
respect and Of eminent ptopriety OF the
American people, gsi#. ~.
In his letter declining to be present a
st.. Louis during the G. A. Il. encanp
ment the President refers to the possibili
ty Of insult and violence. There woult
hardly have been violence. Open inaul
there might have been from somebody, il
the G. A. R. Or out Of it, who Jailed t
discriminate between the man and the
President OF the United States.
The President, in declining 10 be prea
ent, was wiser than some OF his advisers
bat 1t will be souy day for this Republic
when Ito President shall not be held even
more free from insult than any ruler who
wears crown. The President OF the
United States 10 the chosen ruler Of aixty
millions OF sovereigns.
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who BY contributions put up the building.
That our people are liberal cannot DO
doubted, rs they have also built and paid
for two churches besides. The NJ. E,
church was dedicated the second Sunday
Of last month. The Presbyterian church
is to be dedicated the 18th inst! sF7ii
Rev. Finley will preach the dedicatory
sermon. On tho Saturday evening pre-
ceding, the pastor, Rev. Woodworth, will
be installed, The installation committee
consists Of Rev. Finley, Of Romnsy, Rev.
Hollis, Of Front Ray, and Rev. Woods, Of
Martinsburg. Je,,l. t,ft55IsJ
Our people take Just pride In the fact
that here where three years ago there was
nothing but q dense, forest tangled with
matted iaurels, we now. have two good
churches aud large Sunday schools, eight
months Of day school, q FREQ library and
reading room, and services twice every
Sunday, n yss'l2f' ST.,
It Is living instance Of what few
good people who arc In earnest can do.
II. G. Davis and 8. B. Elkina are having
ground cleared for cottages. Mr.. Elkina
will build In West Davis, and the sito oil
the Senator's cottage Is on the knoll just
north OF the churches.
The prospect from this point Ia grand.
From the northeast, around the nouth,
and to west Of north the mountain chain
rises, and on all those mountain tops and
Tor miles thersia not aequsre foot Of cleared
land save the two or three hundred acres
Immediately below where the town lies
Buildings are still going up on every
hand, as they have been since early
spring. 5qt .5. g8 Z
), From woods fires We are now compare
lively out Of danger. They have beer
burning continually on one side or thu
other for the lag. two months, and q
times have been very bot. For days at {
time great smoke clouds have hung owe
us, and still there Is plenty Of burning
material. g f3st i'l- 4
Measlea broke out in town Last week
and are spreading rapidly. Other Wins ",
are having no sickness. II,
The nights are cool and invlgora!ing.
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/ .F1OR .RENI.

A New Collage on Moundsyille Camp Ground
containing four rooms, situated on the north side
No. 16os EoT street, slS %.
) No. 1853 Chnpltne street, Sill CO.
= No 172l EoE street, looms, Sl2n1
Two rooms on trnt floor, No. ll36 Chap!!ue street,
with Natural Gas, 80 o. u <ss,,-..i .
Two rooms on arst noor No. LAO Chapline street,
With Natural Gas, 80 co. 4I55
Btore-room southeast corner OF Seventeenth and
Woods Streets '-T,7ffsl6 5l1:lI..5 80 6ar
Store Room, No; 2lbs Main street. with natural
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TRUSTEES SALE.

.. 4.
BY virtue o! deed OF trus. made by Louis Fuh.
and Anna fuhr, his wife, 10 ME rs trustee dated
March II, 1881. recorded In ths office 0; the Geek
OF the County Court OF Ohio county, Vest VII.
gina, III Deed Of Trust ronk No - page II, will
sell al the front door Of III, Couit House Of said
county, on fSs# 81 75rF
SATURDAY, the OH DAY or AUGUST, 1857,
commencing at 10 O'Clock A. ". tho following de.
scribed rea! estate situated In the Eighth ward Of
the city OF Wheeling, In the county OF Ohio and
State Of Wcs. Virginia, aud dfsignated as the lot
numbered sixteen In square numbered eighteen,
on the plat Of the addition 10 said city Of Wheel.
Ing laid out by Sprisg aud Richie.
IERIs or sAiE-uns-thitd and rs much more a
the purchaser eloc!s 10 pay In cash. on tho day Of
sale, the balance In two equal inltalments PAYABLE
In ono and two years from the day OF sale with III.
tcrest from that day, the purchaser 10 give his
note for the deferred payments, aud sscute the
same by deed OF trust upon tho property and III.
suIance policies upon tho buildings 10 the satiiAc
ton Of toe trustee. Pr e ,ssisl si.-..-
The title Is believed good, but selling as trustee
shall convey only the title vested IN ne.
=, - tl.ts,.-t7i'f5a W. J. ". CoWDEN, Trustee.
" T. UALIYg Aurtioneer - gl3L's'-.asrI'I iy4
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the children. They arc especially liable
to sudden Colds, Coughs, Group, Whoop-
ing Cough, etc. We guarantee Ackers'
English Remedy positive cure. 1tsaves
hours OF anxious watching. Sold by Lo.
gan & Go. and @. Menksmeller, 1-,s ST.
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Commencing Sunday, June 5, and con.
tinuing every Sunday until further notice
the Baltimore & Ohio will sell excursion
tickets to Pittaburgh and return at low
rate OF 81 so, and to Washington, Pa, and
return OF ST 90. Trains leave ct 5 and
$40 A. NJ, returning arrive at 7 aud ll:lo
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In all cases Of pimply eruptions the col
utsry effect Of Sktn.Success Soap Is quick
ly apparent. At drug store Of McLsir
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10 The UtjcHddnts:: Is 10 ',--aiti n,
Take notice that the dispositions Of John Claalr,
Edward I, Enmes, Horace J. Fsirch!ld, Dexter 4.
Force, Daniel Robinson and Others will be taken
at the Office Of IL \. Clatiin &. Co. on West Broad.
way. In the city OF New York, In the State VI New
York, on the 18th day Of July. A. D. 1857, between
the hours Of O'Clock a. N. and . o'clock 7. n.
The deposilions Of Sarah A. Roemcr, John Field,
Peyson Il. Dobbfns aud Others Will be taken a. The
law office oil Z. PAUL, No 122o Chapue ttteet,
III the city Of Wheeling, and State OF IVES, VIZ.
glnia on the 18th day Of July, A. D. 1851 between
the hours Of oc'ock 4. NJ. and . O'Clock Z. 81,
and the deposition Of Harry Rccner will be taken
at the ollice OF VIZ. Cave In the city Of Moeesly,
county OF Randolph. State Of MiaourI, on the q
day OF August, A. D. 1857, between the hours oil
O'Clock A. N. and o'clock T. NJ, aud the deIod.
ttons OF John Roemer aud Others will be taken o.
tho law otce Of Arthur U. Wakley, room p, omaha
National Bank Building, In the city OF Omaha, IN
the State Of Nebraska, on the 9Th day CT August
A. p. 1887; between the hours Of 6 O'Clock A. y,
and O'Clock r. NJ, 10 bey1cad fl evidence IN tha
above named cause on the behalf OF the taa
plaintiff And II from any cause tho taking OIL
the said dispositions shall not be commenced OF
being commenced, shall not be completed on that
day, the taking OF the same will be Gdjourncd IRON
time 10 time until the came shall DO completed:
&. III Il. b. GLAFLlN j. co.
By J. G. HUTCHINSON, their Solicitor. Ie9s
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"oh, what Is so rare as day in June?"
MARBLES the poet; and the boy who has
been IN swimming promptly replica: "My
back !" s5 ,'1t 3'5a -gI1
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John ClaAin, Edward E. Eames, Horace J. Fair.
child. Dexter n. Force and Daniel Robinson, a
firm doing business under the tsn name OF H.
Z u. Clatiin & Co., s5aaa't 7fgs, f8lj9,lss
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\ FOR s. ALI.

{ No. 1872 North Front street, roomcd house,
ground w by lS5 leet. Price, 81, l60. .,,,
r. -Four Lots west side OF South Penn street, Wv
each. 2 Y mn G.11 t,,5irs1l5a,.71 :, 81 r.
No. 1s9 South Penn street roomcd frame house
With good stone foundation; ground 2Oxl.0. pi.ce
Vi Aero Farm, four roomea hewed les bousc,
good granery. corl.crib, STABLE orchard oil 100 trees
mead Of Proctor creek, kevcn miles from Plocoo!
Station, on Ohio River Railroad can DO bought
!, One Of the most desirable and substantial red
dences within tho city, situated on northeaSt cor
ner Of ChAplne, and Fourteenth streets, house
numbered 132o ChApline street; tho lot froln "
ieet on Chhpline street. Terms OF payment, CAY,
one-hith cash, balance In equal annual payment
with Interest payable annually. FIltGen yeAn
time given II desired. so l5-fE'l
No. lSo Twelfth street, full lot, co By 10 feet
roomed house on itont, a 4 1oomed house on
:. A desirable residence q. Beech Bottom, on ihe
line Of tho r, ". & Ky. Railroad, u miles IRON
Wheeling, consisting OF now frame house and u
acres Of land; Will exchange Tor desiieble csT
No. GU North Front street, ground fronting 60 lee'
And running back m equal Width TO river.
No. lS1 South Pom street, d sir ro0med lfaHie
house with stone foundation aud basement, whs y.
room, cellar aud coal house; ground fronting "
sees, running back 10 feet Price. si,os3
4. II A-MES a. ILENRY,
Real Estate Agent Collector and Notary Public
f-jy6 -Si.h1l255ltis OFr1CE M 1912 MARKET ST.
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DIED,

F0RSfTH-on Friday, July s, 1887, at s O'Clock r.
~, MATILDA FORSYTH vile OF the late Joseph
Forsyth, aged II years.
Funeral notice hereafter. q. :. F5T VS.
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INVEST VIRGINIA: IN TIE CIR.
w CUT Court for Ohio county. June Rules,
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TRAVELLERS GUIDE.

Y A RRIVAL AND DEPARTURES OF
ca TRA1Es-on and alter June25 1ss7-ExrLA-
aAT1oE OF REYZaascH MAEKB. @Daily. tSunday
excepted. tMonday excepted.-Easteru Standard
sme rs ~ -a7r}s .l=, 5.sIt,- $50 =
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
"a, @ q RID.

Ia & - RID -i.
4 oil Who arc suffering from Tho errors and
lndiscrctions OF youth, nervous weakness, cnrly
decay, loss OF manhood. &C.. will send recipe
thaswill euro you. FREE OF CHARGE. This great
femcdywas discovered by missionary in South
America. Send T. self.nddrcssed envelope to the
Rgv. JOSEPH r. Is,r1S. S.rfinn D. H.,r rnrL f,,,,
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her husband; Harry Roemer, trustee; George B.
Caldwell. trustee; II. n. Russell, trustee; Isaac
@. WELLER and H9unah Weller, firm doing bust.
mas under the firm name OF Chas Wclle, &
SOU; JAMS Lanshlin. John Reid and peytou b.
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1o0oAA'9t ~ eotS~', G.I
2 The object OF this suit Is to set aside aud have
declared null and void, a deed made and executed
by John koemcs aud wife on the cd day Of
August. $50 by which he purro.ted to convey to
Barry Roemer, trustee, and Sarah A.. Roemer ot
the kole use and benefit OF Sarah A. Rocmer, vile
Of the said John koemer, the following described
real estate, that Is to say: thirty-uine feet and
eight inches OF tho south part OF los number Aiy.
siI t56f situated on the northwest corner Of Main
and Hiddle streets, IN Centre Wheeling, Ohio
county, aud State Of West Virginia. and have said
real estate sold and the amount OF i've promissoy
notes due the plaintiffs, snf aggtegang tie sum Of
s262S %, and the interest thereon aud the costs Of
this suit paid out OF the proceeds oil .nt sale And
It appeariug from III affidavit filed IN this case that
Harry R0ener, Isaac u. WELLER. Hannah Weller
and James LaughliI arc not residents OF the State
OF West Virginia, on motion OF the said plaintiffs,
by their solicitor, the raid Harry koemci. kanc o.
WELLER. Hannah WELLER and James Lsughlin arc
ordered to appear within one month after the ant
publication Of this order and do what Is necessary
to project their interests And It Is further order.
ed that this notice be published for four successive
weeks IN some newspaper published In the city oil
Wheeling, aud posted as requiied BY law.
Witness, John W. Mitchell, Clerk OF said Court
at the Court House OF said county this Sth day Of
June 1887 to-wit: June Rules, 1857,
fjs& JOHN ". MITCHELL, Clerk.
Published the first time June 0. 1857.
..lr Attest. 4t-sIagF John W. tIfJT.IET CLERK.
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E:-5.,., Is. z. s. G. Railrond. . 81
= Eellatre y Zaneayille Through Passenger leaves
Bellaire at $40 a.. rn arrives ut BelalIe ut D. IN
M, arrives at Bella!re at 500 a. IN. a =:
summeracld Accommodation leaves HellRirc at
100 p. M, arrives at Bellaire at lO:45 a. NJ ST
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by virtue Of deed Of trust made by James
Rico to the undersigned Trustee, dated on ihe l7is
day OF June In the year 1881, and recorded In t6e
office Of the Clerk oil the County Court oil Maishsil
l. folio g. will sell at public auction, al Inc iont
dnof nl tho GnM1t Homo nI MnrShall eo..n.. .Vae
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~ .'ff}' - It'll 8. P. IILpRgTH. Tru.,.s
WHEELING. W. VA, May %. mjSrjuniSsS
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The above sale has been postponed until sAtu,,
day. July =, 1857, at the same tifnc and place.
je3o = E. NJ F l'5l \. +. hlLDRETIl, Trustee
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Meaalea broke out in town Last week
and are spreading rapidly. Other aiae we
are having no sickness.
The nights are cool and inylgora!ing.
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NOTICE TO TAKE DISPOSITIONS.

Published the first time June 9. 1857. A.
~ Attest: JOHN, W. HITChELL, CLERK.
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LEGAL NOTICES.

EhAU CONVEY onIy the Uue Vttttu u me.
3s,..- il,slsl7i;Ila W. J. ". C0WDEN, Trustee.
II. Il. HALIxg. Auctioneer. - l-5l'a't'sI1' jy4
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The above sale has been postponed until sa,u.,
day. July ., at same tine and place. II -
b iy6uAS 80 -. y. Z. HlLHRRrH, TrnstaA
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MI. FoWdefly holdH That bis ideas are
not extreme and that something is due to
this country and to the people who are
already here So well as to the emigrant
who contemplates coming here. In con-
veysstioa with the Times correspondent
tonight regarding his letter, Mr.. Powder
ly ssid that 1t deals with one Of the lore
most questions OF the day and that at the
present overwhelming rate Of immigta-
ton 1t was not immigration, but invasion,
and ehou!d be restricted. 3. .lsatIL ,,
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: REAL ESTATE,

By J. G. HUTCHINSON, thelr Solicitor.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1887-01-06

Noy ETne Lancaster IN HI court-h house,
with all the papers, destroyed by fire.
Nov. Est. Peters Roman Catholic church
at Allegheny City. Pa, destroyed by ire Loss,
$50 900.
Nov. 16-Business portion OF Durham N c.,
burned. Loss, Sl000O0.
Nov. 19-The' wholesale clothing houses of
Mack, Stadior & Co., and Marcus Fechheimer s.
Co, Cincinnati, destroyed by fire. Loss, $780,
coo. Several fi-cmen were injured
Nov. 2S-Lockwood Manufacturing Company,
burned at East Boston. Mass. Loss. SCOT 90.
Dec. 3-Opera-h house at Brocton, Mass, de-
s1royed. Loss, S220, 900.
Dec. 5-Eer1og's Opera-house building at
Washington, destroyed Loss, $4,000
Dec 10-Destructlon of business portion of
Att:ca, o. Loss, S1s0.O0O.
Dec. 11-Hardware store of A F. Shepley &
Cantwei; Company, of ST. Louis. burned: three
men killed. Loss, $500, 900. - Wooden mills at
Clinton, Mich, burned Loss. $50, 100.
Dec. Electromagnetic residences and two
business houses burned in Galveston, Tex
Loss sl-D EVER business mouse IN VIC